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This study contributed to a better knowledge of the influence that immobilization alone or together with pH can have on the metabolites distribution in S. stipitis cultivations.

These data provides new insights into the contribution of oxidative stress to the tumour-associated microenvironment and may contribute to a better knowledge of mechanisms stimulating cell dissemination.

Finally, metallographic investigations contribute to a better knowledge of the evolution of damage and its modeling.

Different strategic analysis tools contribute to a better knowledge of medical activity, essential position to form a medical plan.

This information can contribute to a better knowledge of ancient constructional technology, which is directly connected with the cultural heritage of prehistoric societies.

To contribute to a better knowledge for the use of all the potential of these wild species of plants, leaves, fruits, and calyces of five wild species of the genus were analyzed for their phenolic composition and antioxidant properties.

This study contributes to a better knowledge on that distribution by analyzing the individual overtopping volumes obtained from new experiments on smooth structures with relatively small crest freeboards (0.10 < Rc/Hm0 < 1.69) and relatively steep slopes (0.36 < cot α < 2.75).

The aim of our paper is to contribute to a better knowledge of the volcanism in the back-arc region of the Central Andes and its relationships with the basement geology, the stress field and the tectonic evolution, by studying in detail the stratigraphy and the structure of the Quaternary Cerro Tuzgle stratovolcano in the Puna Plateau.

Molecular epidemiological tools and genotyping of M. tuberculosis strains have identified different families and genotypes contributing to a better knowledge of the transmission dynamics of TB and identification of certain genotypes more widespread than others [2].

In this context, the study of kinase and phosphatases genes and their function during HIV-1 replication may not only contribute to a better knowledge of HIV-cell interaction but also may lead to the discovery of new cellular targets for HIV-1 therapy.

It contributes to a better knowledge of the epidemiological factors associated with multimorbidity in Portugal.